#道元

[crazyfox-archives]

A pamphlet from Eiheiji Temple (永平寺) in Eiheiji Town, Fukui Prefecture, founded by the monk Eihei Dōgen (永平道元) in 1244 and one of the two principal temples of the Sōtō school of Zen Buddhism

Acquired at the temple November 3, 1996

[moko1590m]

「初発心時、便成正覚（しょほっしんじべんじょうしょうがく）」 「初発心の時、便ち正覚を成ず」という言葉があります。 『華厳経』にある言葉です。

「正覚」は正しい悟りであります。仏教の修行の上で目指すものであります。

その目指すべき正覚が、初めて求める心を発した時にすでにできあがっているという意味であります。

初発心の尊さ | 臨済宗大本山　円覚寺

「初心の弁道すなわち本証の全体なり(しょしんのべんどうすなわちほんしょうのぜんたいなり)」（道元：正法眼蔵弁道話）

坐禅による三昧は初心のベテランも関係ない、修行するところに証がある、修証一等であるというのが道元の主張です。

華厳経に「初発心時便成正覚」とありますが、この意味を分かりやすく解説してく... - Yahoo!知恵袋

(ぽんてゃ8/15ELLEGARDENさんのツイート: “これ本当に好きなんだわ… ”から)

[moko1590m]

道元禅師は、『正法眼蔵』の「発無上心」の中で、 「一発菩提心を百千万発するなり」 と仰せになっています。

初発心の尊さ | 臨済宗大本山　円覚寺

どうげんぜんじ　しょうぼうげんぞう

ほつむじょうしん

一発菩提心（いちほつぼだいしん）を百千万発（ひゃくせんまんほっ）するなり

[natsoumi]

Seeing with ears and hearing with eyes,

there is no doubt that,

the jewel-like raindrops

dripping from the eaves

are myself.

耳に見て 目に聞くならば うたがは 己なりけり 軒の玉水

Dôgen 道元, 1200-1253

[jidaohuashi]

#極道畫師

#うちはマダラ

#UchihaMadara

#NARUTO

#NARUTOナルト

#アナログ

#illustration

うちはマダラを捧げて、サポートに感謝して、幸運が続いています( *ˊᵕˋ)✩︎

Offer Uchiha Madara,thank you your support,and have good lucky (ૢ˃���˂⁎) 

獻上宇智波斑,感謝支持,好運連連(ღˇ◡ˇღ)

[illusuto]

the catdude ever...

[cyberianpunks]

there is no such thing as something solid

[diurnaldaysart]

The 1.2 main story quest kicked off my new obsession with Hengjing

[jingyuanyuan]

(Observations from Chinese fandom idk what it’s like in the English side, also idk translations for some of the names of things)

A lot of blade fans dislike jingliu (hmm perhaps for killing their guy hundreds of times) but I think people forget jingliu was possibly the most direct victim of the incident. She had to kill the cursed dragon made from baiheng’s flesh (I don’t read liuheng fics but I kind of passively ship them because it makes this more knife and more tasty) which basically immediately triggered her mys and drove her insane (altho she was already very old 1000+ by this point) so effectively Dan feng and ying xing caused her death as well, and thus altho she considers herself one of the 3 sinners due to going insane and killing fellow soldiers, you could also consider that to be Dan feng and yingxing’s fault too. From this point on jingliu is dead, and iirc the document in game says the casualty count was in the thousands and I don’t think jingliu killed blade that many times, if you want to calculate it like that.

I’m not a blade 推 he’s just very interesting to me, his suffering fascinates me lol, I’m a jing yuan 推 tho so I suppose I also have complicated feelings about the current, mys jingliu because of the trouble she and luocha did and will bring to xianzhou and thus jing yuan… she really is not herself anymore. The jingliu who taught jing yuan 吾等云骑，如云翳障空，卫庇仙舟 is gone… that jingliu would never use the lives of everyone on luofu as just another means to achieve her goals.

And if you look at blade altho he is probably normal most of the time when he’s not exposed to mys triggering things from his interaction with firefly he seems pretty quite and reserved (altho still cracks jokes which were then heavily memed hhh 点刀哥经典语录：死不了) which is very different from famously arrogant yingxing. That arrogance was probably why he helped Dan feng, for Dan feng he also had to consider this could be the way to save the future of his race but for yingxing I interpret his motivation as helping a friend and the short lived race’s desire to do what no one has done before and leave his mark before he’s gone. Blade probably considers his arrogance as one of the fatal character flaws that led to the disaster. I suppose time both sands down ones edges and wears away everything but the most pure desires and goals, and everything else is in service of that goal. For blade the goal is his eventual death, for jingliu it’s to kill yaoshi, and altho jing yuan hasn’t mys-ed you could say for him it’s all in service of luofu

[koshigurajumy]

Jumy-M Anywhere but Nowhere / とりあえず行く

[ianime0]

[maoichimichi]

M・A・O in AnimeJapan 2024 - Official photos

Day 1 - Henjin no Salad Bowl (Salad Bowl of Eccentrics) 変人のサラダボウル https://twitter.com/hensara_anime/status/1772171835607548247

Day 2 - 2.5-jigen no Yuuwaku, Ririsa of 2.5 Dimension (2.5次元の誘惑〈りりさ〉)

2.5次元の誘惑_公式👼 no X: "👼୨＼スペシャルステージ／୧👼 💘ありがとうございました💕 この後は、15時45分～ ADKEMブースにてスペシャルトークショーを開催💕 どなたでもご覧いただけますので、 #AnimeJapan2024 会場にお越しの方は ぜひADKEMブースへ👀 #リリエル爆破 #榎木淳弥 #前田佳織里 #鬼頭明里 #M・A・O #山根綺 https://t.co/p0DSXcHrR3" / X (twitter.com)

Day 2 - 2.5-jigen no Yuuwaku, Ririsa of 2.5 Dimension (2.5次元の誘惑〈りりさ〉)

Day 2 - Sentai Daishikkaku - Go! Go! Loser Ranger! ( 戦隊大失格)

TVアニメ『戦隊大失格』公式 no X: "御礼🎊 #AnimeJapan TVアニメ『#戦隊大失格』 放送直前スペシャルステージ✨ お越しいただいた皆様、配信をご覧頂いた皆様 ありがとうございました♪ 4月7日からの放送＆配信を楽しみにお待ちください！ #M・A・O #長江里加 #和氣あず未 #鬼頭明里 #三上枝織 #アニメ戦隊大失格 https://t.co/PF0EXbCNhw" / X (twitter.com)

[moko1590m]

薪は灰となる、さらにかえりて薪となるべきにあらず。 しかあるを、灰はのち薪はさきと見取すべからず。 　　　　　　　　　　　 道元「正法眼蔵・現成公案」

新しい私を生きる

仏教では縁起を説き、すべてはつながりの中にあるとするが、一つひとつは独立（際断）していて、それらをつなぐのが「縁」と説く。つながっているとは言え、今の現実はすべてが、ぶっつけ本番でそこだけの勝負。ゼロからの出発の連続なのである。　

春夏秋冬、季節はつながって変化しますが、道元禅師が言うには、春という実体が夏に変わったり、秋になったりするのではない。それぞれが、縁が生じて、独立して主役としてその時、その時が存在するのだと説きます。

禅のことば「前後際断」 - tera日記

[ninelanguages]

Kanji for "way", "path", "road", "way of moral conduct"

道 = dou/ tou/ michi

歩道- hodou - a sidewalk - ほどう

帰り道に- kaerimichini - on one's way home (back) - かえりみちに

道に迷う- michinimayou - to lose one's way - みちにまよう

道具- dougu - a tool/ a utensil/ an instrument - どうぐ

柔道- juudou - Judo (Literally "gentle way")- じゅうどう

剣道- kendou - Kendo (Literally "way of the sword") - けんどう

水道- suidou - waterworks/ water service (supply) - すいどう

_______________

Kanji for "write", "writing", "book"

書- kaku / sho

教科書- kyoukasho - a textbook/ a schoolbook - きょうかしょ

辞書- jisho - a dictionary/ a lexicon/ a glossary/ a thesaurus - じしょ

名前を書- namae (w)o gaku - to write one's name - なまえ　を　がく

下書き- shitagaki - a (rough) draft - したがき

図書核- toshokaku - a library - としょがく

_______________

Kanji for "construction", "work", "artisan"

工 = kou/ ku

工芸品- kougeihin - a handicraft - こうげいひん

工場- koujou - a factory / a plant/ a workshop - こうじょう

工業- kougyou - (an) industry/ the manufacturing industry - こうぎょう

工事- kouji - contruction work - こうじ

大工- daiku - a carpenter - だいく

人工の- jinkouno - artificial/ manmade - じんこうの

＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿

Kanji for "sky", "air", "emptiness"

空 - kou/ sora/ a•ku/ a•keru/ kara

空手- karate - karate - からて

(Literally: empty hand)

空港- kuukou - an airport - くうこう

空く- aku - to become vacant (free)/ to be free - あく

空気- kuuki - air/ an atmosphere - くうき

空- sora - the sky/ the blue/ the heavens/ (the) weather - そら

空き缶- akikan - an empty can - あきかん

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Kanji for "use", "employ", "messenger"

使 = shi/ tsuka•u

使う- tsukau - to use/ to handle/ to spend/ to employ - つかう

使い捨ての- tsukaisuteno - disposable/ throwaway/ single-use - つかいすての

天使- tenshi - an angel - てんし

使いこなす- tsukaikonasu - to use sth. effeciently/ to manage (people) - つかいこなす

使用- shiyou - use/ employment - しよう

使い方- tsukaikata - how to use (handle/ treat)/ management - つかいかた

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Kanji for "direction", "way" "square", "side"

方 = hou/ kata

方法- houhou - a way (of doing)/ a method/ a system/ a means - ほうほう

この方- konokata - this gentleman/ this lady - このかた

方言- hougen - a dialect - ほうげん

両方- ryouhou - both sides - りょうほう

片方- katahou - one side/ the other side - かたほう

読み方- yomikata - pronounciation/ a way of reading/ how to read - よみかた

_______________

Kanji for "foot", "leg", "suffice", "be enough"

足 = soku/ ashi/ ta•riru/ ta•ru/ta•su

足- tasu - to add (to) / to make up (for)/ to supply - たす

足首- ashikubi - an ankle - あしくび

満足- manzoku - satisfaction/ contentment/ gratification - まんぞく

足りる- tariru - to be enough (sufficient) - たりる

足が痛い- ashigaitai - have a pain in one's leg (foot) - あしがいたい

不足- fusoku - shortage/ insufficiency - ふそく

＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿

Kanji for "origin", "beginning", "element"

元 = gen/ gan / moto

元 - genki - spirits/ energy/ vigor/ pep - げんき

元気のない- genki no nai - depressed/ low-spirited/ cheerless - げんき　の　ない

足元に- ashimotoni - at one's feet - あしもとに

元首相- motoshushou - the former Prime Minister - もとしゅしょう

元々- motomoto - originally/ from the outset/ all along/ by nature - もともと

元日- ganjitsu - New Year's Day - がんじつ

_______________

Kanji for "taste", "flavour"

味 = mi/ aji/ aji•wau

味わう- ajiwau - to taste/ to relish/ to savor/ to appreciate - あじわう

味をつける- aji (w)o tsukeru - to season (food)/ to flavor (food) - あじをつける

興味- kyoumi - (an) interest (in something) - きょうみ

味見する- ajimisuru - to taste/ to try (have) a taste of/ to sample - あじみする

趣味- shumi - an interest/ a hobby - しゅみ

意味- imi - (a) meaning/ a sense - いみ

_______________

Kanji for "outside", "without", "foreign"

外 = soto/ hoka/ hazu•su/ hazu•reru/gai/ge

外側- sotogawa - the outside/ outer side/ exterior - そとがわ

家の外- ie no soto - outside the home - いえ　の　そと

外食する- gaishokusuru - to eat out/ to dine out - がいしょくする

郊外- kougai - (in) the suburbs (of)/ suburbia - こうがい

外す- hazusu - to take off/ to remove/ to unfasten /to miss - はずす

外科- geka - (the science of) surgery / the surgical department - げか

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Kanji for "weak"

弱 = jaku/ yowa•i/ yowa•ru/ yowa•maru/ yowa•meru

数字に弱い- suujiniyowai - have no (a poor) head for numbers - すうじによわい

弱点- jakuten - a weakness/ a weak point/ a shortcoming - じゃくてん

気が弱い- kigayowai - do not have the courage (guts/nerve) to do - きがよわい

体が弱い- karada ga yowai - to have a weak constitution - からだ　が　よわい

弱る- yowaru - to grow weak/ to weaken - よわる

弱まる- yowamaru - to weaken/ to abate - よわまる

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Kanji for "heavy", "weight", "pile up", "duplicate", "repeat"

重 = shou/ chou/ e/ omo•i/ kasa•ne/ kasa•naru

二重の- nijuuno - double/ twofold/ dual - にじゅうの

重ねる- kasaneru - to pile up - かさねる

重要な- juuyouna - important/ essential/ principal - じゅうような

三重県- mieken - Mie prefecture (of Kinki region) -みえけん

重い- omoi - heavy/ weighty/ clumsy/ slow/ grave/ serious - おもい

重大な- juudaina - serious/ important/ grave - じゅうだいな

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Kanji for "top", "up", "upper part", "rise", "go up", "climb up"

上 = jou/ shou/ ue/ uwa/ kami/ a•geru/ a•garu/ nobo•ru

差し上げる- sashiageru - to lift (up) / to raise/ to give/ to present - さしあげる

申し上げる- moushiageru - to tell/ to say/ to state/ to mention/ to relate - もうしあげる

上手な- jouzuna - skillful/ skilled/ dexterous/ proficient/ clever - じょうずな

上着- uwagi - a coat/ a jacket/ outerwear - うわぎ

机の上- tsukue no ue - on a desk - つくえ　の　うえ

上がる- agaru - to go up/ to rise/ to be promoted - あがる

[jidaohuashi]

#極道畫師

#サソリ

#Sasori

#NARUTO

#NARUTO ナルト

#JidouArtStudio

#illustration

サソリを捧げて、サポートに感謝して、幸運が続いています( *ˊᵕˋ)✩︎

Offer Sasori,thank you your support,and have good lucky (ૢ˃ꌂ˂⁎) 

獻上蠍,感謝支持,好運連連(ღˇ◡ˇღ)

[mementoboni]

Kaoru and Hong Kong Movies

X ( Long post!! )

It's been a while, but I found that Kaoru mentioned a lot of classic Hong Kong movies in this tweet.

These are the movies I used to watch when I was a kid, and I never thought I'd ever hear them from Kaoru one day, so I want to give a brief introduction to these movies. 😀

01. スパルタンX (Spartan X)

繁體中文：快餐車 / English: Wheels on Meals

Wheels on Meals is a 1984 Hong Kong martial arts action comedy film written and directed by Sammo Hung (洪金寶), with action choreographed by Jackie Chan (成龍). The film stars Jackie Chan (成龍), Sammo Hung (洪金寶), Yuen Biao (元彪), Lola Forner, Benny Urquidez and José Sancho.

In 1984, it was adapted into the video game Spartan X (released as Kung-Fu Master internationally).

The final fight between Jackie Chan and Benny Urquidez

🎥 Best Fight Scene 👇

02. 五福星 (ごふくせい)

繁體中文：奇謀妙計五福星 / English: Winners and Sinners (or 5 Lucky Stars)

Winners and Sinners is a 1983 Hong Kong action comedy film written and directed by Sammo Hung (洪金寶), who also starred in the film. The film co-stars Jackie Chan (成龍) and Yuen Biao (元彪), the latter serving as one of the film's action directors.

The film is followed by My Lucky Stars (福星高照) and Twinkle, Twinkle Lucky Stars (夏日福星), insofar as the "Five Lucky Stars" concept (福星系列) and many of the same actors return in those latter films. However, the character names and indeed their roles differ - Stanley Fung's character is the nominal "leader" of the quintet in Winners and Sinners (奇謀妙計五福星), whereas Hung's character takes the mantle in the latter films.

🎥 Best Fight Scene 👇

03. 霊幻道士 (れいげん どうし)

繁體中文：殭屍先生 (or 暫時停止呼吸) / English: Mr. Vampire

As this is one of my favorite movies, I will introduce more 😃

Mr. Vampire is a 1985 Hong Kong comedy horror film directed by Ricky Lau (劉觀偉) and produced by Sammo Hung (洪金寶).

The vampire of the film is based on the jiangshi (殭屍/ㄐ一ㄤˉ ㄕˉ), the hopping corpses of Chinese folklore (similar to both zombies and vampires).

"殭" means "to die immortal" (死而不朽) or "stiff" (about the same as "僵"), and "屍" means "dead body".

The film was released under the Chinese title 暫時停止呼吸 (literally: Hold Your Breath for a Moment) in Taiwan. This is because most (not all) of the 殭屍 can't see with their eyes, they can only tell where people are by their breathing, so if you hold your breath you won't get caught by 殭屍.

🎥 ※ This video is dubbed in Mandarin (with Eng subs) 👇

The film is set in the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China (清朝末年~民國初期), that is, the late 19th century to the early 20th century, and most of the 殭屍 are wearing the costumes of Qing Dynasty officials.

(That's why, when I first read about the Qing Dynasty (清朝) in the history textbook, I wondered why people were all dressed as 殭屍 🤣)

🎥 ※ This video is dubbed in Mandarin (with Eng subs) 👇

The box office of Mr. Vampire success led to the creation of a Mr. Vampire franchise, with the release of four sequels directed by Ricky Lau (劉觀偉) from 1986 to 1992, and subsequent similarly themed films with different directors released between 1987 and 1992, with Lam Ching-ying (林正英) as the lead for the majority of them.

The film was the breakthrough success of the jiangshi genre, a trend popular in Hong Kong during the 1980s, and established many of the genre's recognisable tropes.

🎥 ※ This video is dubbed in Mandarin (with Eng subs) 👇

I highly recommend this movie!!

Also, I love the the movie song - Ghost Bride (鬼新娘).

🎥 ※ This song is in Cantonese (廣東話/粵語). 👇

04. Mr.Boo

繁體中文：半斤八両 / English: The Private Eyes

The Private Eyes is a 1976 Hong Kong comedy film written, directed by and starring Michael Hui (許冠文) and co-starring his brothers Samuel Hui (許冠傑) and Ricky Hui (許冠英) as well as Shih Kien (石堅) and Richard Ng (吳耀漢) in his second film role. Sammo Hung (洪金寶) served as the film's action director and Jackie Chan (成龍) was also a stuntman.

In 1979, when Jiahe Corporation (嘉禾公司) promoted Bruce Lee's (李小龍) kung fu film in Japan, it added "The Private Eyes" and changed its propaganda department to "Mr Boo!" as a call to action, it became a huge hit, earning a billion yen at the box office in Japan, followed by several Huh Brothers (許氏兄弟) comedies featuring "Mr. Boo!" as the title.

It is worth mentioning that Hsu Kuan-chieh's (許冠傑) character was voiced by the famous Japanese actor Kitano Takeshi (北野武). In 1981, Takakura Ken (高倉健) starred in "駅 STATION ", there are also male and female protagonists watching "The Private Eyes" kitchen fighting scenes. Japanese manga master Akatsuka Fujio (赤塚不二夫) has written the preface and Japanese lyrics for this film.

🎥 The kitchen fighting scenes 👇

#吳耀漢

繁體中文：吳耀漢 / English: Richard Ng

Kaoru mentioned 吳耀漢 in the tag because he passed away in April 2023. 吳耀漢 is a famous actor in Hong Kong, and he has appeared in all the movies mentioned above except Mr. Vampire.

※ In fact, 吳耀漢 appeared in 霊幻道士3 (繁體中文：靈幻先生 / English: Mr. Vampire III), a sequel to the Mr. Vampire series, which was released in 1986. I guess this is the movie Kaoru was referring to.

Speaking of 吳耀漢, I would like to recommend another Hong Kong movie: Rigor Mortis

05. Rigor Mortis

繁體中文：殭屍(2013) or 殭屍 七日重生

Rigor Mortis is a 2013 Hong Kong horror film directed by Juno Mak (麥浚龍) and produced by Takashi Shimizu (清水崇，the director of 呪怨 Juon). The film is a tribute to the Mr. Vampire film series. Many of the former cast are featured in this film: Chin Siu-ho (錢小豪), Anthony Chan (陳友), Billy Lau (樓南光) and Richard Ng (吳耀漢). *吳耀漢 is the 殭屍 on the poster. 👆

Unlike the usual Hong Kong comedies, the overall atmosphere in Rigor Mortis is very depressing. The whole movie is full of nostalgia and reluctance for Mr. Vampire, which reminds people of the glory of Hong Kong jiangshi movies back in the day. Personally, I think it is the best jiangshi movie of the last 20 years.

🎥 OFFICIAL TRAILER 👇

🎥 The Hallway Scene in the movie also uses the song Ghost Bride (鬼新娘), and the song is even more creepy as it slows down. 👇

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It's really happy to know that Kaoru has watched these movies.

💜 Thanks for reading 💜

Btw, today (2023/08/30, the 15th day of the 7th lunar month) is The Ghost Festival (中元節).